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See Latest ArticlesPosttransplant Proteinuria Is Associated With Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and Graft Failure in Renal Transplant Patients
Transplantation Proceedings, 06/26/09
Ibis A et al. - Persistent proteinuria is a strong risk factor for CVD among renal transplant patients. Therefore, an etiologic search and antiproteinuric strategy should be considered routinely to improve patient and graft outcomes.
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